Staying in tents an experience to remember
If you visit the mesmerizing Ranthambore national park during your holidays, you should make sure you should live either in an open area or tented accommodation. The simple reason is that as you have visited the wildlife sanctuary, so everything you do must be related to a little wilderness. The raw fun of living amidst the lap of nature is something you don’t find very often around most tourist destinations in the world. Adventure is all what comes to our mind when we think of living in tents, and what add to the imagination are sparkling bonfires and all that fun around it. Believe it or not, staying in tents is an experience to remember for much time to come. As often is the fact, if you visit the place once, it has the potential to draw you back into your future holidays.
The refreshing crack of dawn with the melody of birds’ tweet, lusty and lazy afternoons, and equally charming evenings and out-of-the-world barbecue nights, the entire break up of your day at the place is going to be something like that you have not experienced before.
Looking at the rising sun amongst the mountain ranges in the early morning can grasp your breathe, the joy of being with wild woods give you an aura that what we have been missing in this life amidst all the rat race.
The urban world is always running behind something- hollow ambitions, futile materials, jittery jobs, fast paced transports, etc. The world has become so congested place that people have really forgotten what it means to live like real beings. The original humans- our Stone Age man and Bronze Age man were the ones whose entire generations revolved around natural landscapes. Then why are we running madly with the super fast world? What to achieve? Just a little bit more money? Just to satisfy our false illusions of the psyche? Ultimately nature is your thing that lets you refresh from those worldly worries. If in Ranthambore, forget all your worries and be reborn for one more time. What better living in tents that provide you a respite from four-bricked-wall accommodation? That is the importance of accommodating Sher Bagh.
Tiger Garden alias Sher Bagh
There are so many hotels where you can stay in Ranthambore national park. Those visitors who are looking forward to some definitive in Indian jungle camps will be surely lured by hotel Sher Bagh. This is the tented accommodation in Ranthambore, semi circularly arranged tents and each tent having their own verandah. The main lodge is very wide open and full of space for fresh air passage, where you can sit and inhale in the cusps of pure air. There is also a bar that offers you beer and such stuff.
Sher Bagh literally means in Hindi “Tiger Garden”. Thus epitomizing the piece of information that the resort place is just the thing to stay if you are out for some tiger viewing exploration i.e. jungle safari.
Dining
The morning begins with complete English breakfast, in the afternoon there is typically Italian cuisine and candle light dinner filled with lip-smacking traditional local Indian food. There are refreshments ordered directly to your tents too. The library bar provides you some fascinating drinks, and is open all day.
Facilities at Sher Bagh resort:
- Massaging head, shoulder and feet using traditional Indian techniques.
- Doctor on call
- Telephone
- Fax
- Email facility
- Boutique
- En-suite bathrooms
- Nature Walks
- A unique kind of Swimming pool
- Double bedroom tents
- Organic and herb garden
- Morning/Evening tea/Coffee
- Camp fire at night
Package Sher Bagh Tented Accommodation - Ranthambore
- 02 Nights / 03 DAYS
- Per Couple - ₹ 60,000/- JPAI PLAN
Includes
- Welcome Drink On Arrival
- Buffet Breakfast, Lunch, & Dinner
- Morning Tea / Coffee
- Evening Tea / Coffee
- Camp fire
- Transfer To & From railway Station
- All Govt. Taxes
- 02 Jungle Safari in Canter
Note: for Jeep safari additional supplement of INR 1000/- Per person per Safari will be applicable (Subject to availability)
Terms and Conditions for Visitors
- The above rates are Valid from 01st Oct 2013 to 30th Jun 2014 not valid from 22nd Dec 2013-05th Jan 2014
- Rates can be changed without any prior notice.
- Safari Bookings are non-transferable.
- Identity proof is must before entry into the Tiger Reserve.
- Tiger Reserve may be closed without any prior notice to visitor.
- No refund / cancellation is permissible after confirmed booking.
- Right of Admission is reserved with The Government of Rajasthan.
- Reserved seats cannot be resold / exchanged with any other visitor.
- Cost of Ticket and Accessories may change after booking and visitor will be liable to pay the difference at the time of entry into the Tiger Reserve in case of any revision in rates.
- The visitor must reach to the Forest Booking Center to Collect the Boarding Pass, at least 45 minutes prior to the departure time.
- The Rates will be Charged 40% Extra on the occasion of Deepawali ,Christmas , New Year & Holi
- In case the passengers are less than the capacity of the vehicle than the difference of vehicle entry free applicable uniformly per person will be charged extra.
- If you are unable to print the ticket, then please contact your agent to ensure your boarding.
- A minimum seat required for any canter dispatch in the Tiger Reserve is 14 seats, in case the seats booked are less than minimum required quantity, Department reserves the right to cancel the booking.